Brass Door Knobs

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.read-more-wrapper { margin-top: 2em; } .read-more-wrapper h4 { text-transform: none; font-weight: bold; margin-bottom: 1em; } .read-more-toggle { display: none; } .read-more-content { max-height: 0; overflow: hidden; transition: max-height 0.4s ease; } .read-more-toggle:checked + .read-more-label + .read-more-content { max-height: 2400px; } .read-more-label { display: inline-block; margin-top: 1em; cursor: pointer; color: #756341; font-weight: bold; } .read-more-label::after { content: 'Read more'; } .read-more-toggle:checked + .read-more-label::after { content: 'See less'; } Brass door knobs are a traditional choice for internal doors, period properties and interiors where a warmer metal finish is preferred. Our collection includes beehive , round and oval designs in a range of brass finishes. Choose polished brass door knobs for a brighter finish, antique brass door knobs for a darker aged appearance, or aged brass and satin brass door knobs for a softer, more consistent brass tone across a wider project. Most brass door knobs are designed for mortice latches or mortice locks, with selected styles also available for traditional rim lock door knob sets . If your door has a visible surface-mounted rim lock, check the product details carefully before ordering. For co-ordinating hardware, browse our bathroom turn and releases , door plates , door stops , hinges and keyhole escutcheons . For more guidance, read our Door Knobs Explained guide or our practical guide on how to choose door knobs . Choosing brass door knobs Before choosing a brass door knob, decide which finish best suits your project. Polished brass gives a brighter traditional look, while antique brass has a darker aged appearance. Aged brass and satin brass are useful where you want a more consistent finish across door, window and cabinet hardware. It is also important to check the lock or latch type. A standard internal door will usually use a mortice latch or mortice lock, while a door with a visible